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Ruwaida Amer
Ruwaida Amer is a journalist based in Palestine- Gaza strip Iam working freeluncer with CNNarabic, DW arabic, Middle East Eye, Aljazera, Electronic Intifada. I produce video stories and written reports for 4 years until now sure. and Iam monitor my videos.
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Jobs Completed 12
Job Success Rate 92%
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Rafah became my home after displacement. It is now being erased
Rafah, once a refuge for displaced Palestinians, is being devastated by Israeli military actions as part of an expanded buffer zone in southern Gaza. The city, previously home to 350,000 residents, has been reduced to rubble, forcing remaining residents to flee to a 'humanitarian zone' marked by severe hardship. The article reflects on personal experiences of displacement and the enduring memory of Rafah, emphasizing the resilience of its people amidst ongoing conflict and destruction. Despite international calls for attention, the world has largely ignored Rafah's plight, leaving its fate uncertain.
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Iason Athanasiadis
Iason Athanasiadis is a multimedia videojournalist based between Athens, Istanbul and Tunis. Iason has covered the MENA region since 1998, is native in Greek and English, near-native in Arabic and Persian, and conversational in Turkish. He is available for all stories related to migration, economic ...
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Jobs Completed 1
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The Walls Have Eyes—Surveillance in the Algorithm Age
The article discusses the pervasive nature of surveillance technology, highlighting its normalization and the role of private tech companies in facilitating institutional violence. Petra Molnar's book, 'The Walls Have Eyes,' explores the impact of militarized surveillance, particularly in migration contexts, and critiques the involvement of state and transnational actors like the US and EU. The text underscores the ethical concerns surrounding data extraction and the geopolitical interests of powerful nations. It also examines the role of Israeli-developed technologies and Silicon Valley giants in supporting military operations, emphasizing the need to refocus on the human consequences of surveillance.
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Alessandra Bajec
Alessandra Bajec is a journalist based in Cairo since 2013. From 2010 to 2011, she lived Palestine where she made her first steps as a freelance journalist. She has experience in writing for print, online media along with some radio experience. Her work has appeared in UN's IRIN, Russia Today's rt....
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Israel's West Bank raids: Where is the Palestinian Authority?
Israel's military operations in the West Bank, the largest since the Second Intifada, have led to mass detentions and destruction. The Palestinian Authority (PA) is criticized for its inability to counter these incursions and is seen as complicit due to its cooperation with Israeli forces. The PA's diminishing authority and legitimacy among Palestinians are highlighted, with many viewing it as a burden. The international community's role in maintaining the PA is discussed, as well as the impact of Israeli financial pressures. The article underscores the PA's political impotence and the challenges it faces in protecting Palestinian interests.
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Hazem Balousha
Hazem Balousha is a Palestinian journalist based in Gaza City. has worked as a news producer for BBC World Service and contributed to Deutsche Welle. He has written for The Guardian, Washington Post, Al-Monitor, Al-Raya (Qatar) and other publications. Balousha covered the 50- day war 2014 and Cast ...
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War Reporter
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Jobs Completed 10
Job Success Rate 100%
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Images shared online of Sinwar, dead in the rubble, may increase support for Hamas
Yahya Sinwar, a prominent Hamas leader, was killed in a firefight in Gaza, marking a significant event in the ongoing conflict with Israel. His death is seen as a major achievement for the Israeli military but is unlikely to end the conflict or significantly weaken Hamas, which has historically survived the loss of leaders. The article discusses the potential for increased support for Hamas following Sinwar's death, as well as the challenges facing the organization in appointing a new leader. The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the potential for continued conflict are highlighted, with various analysts providing insights into the implications of Sinwar's death.
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Jessica Buxbaum
Jessica Buxbaum is an independent journalist covering Palestine, Israel, and Syria.
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US and Canadian Funding Behind Israeli Soldiers Accused of Rape
Israeli soldiers are under investigation for alleged sexual abuse of a Palestinian detainee at the Sde Teiman military base. The case has sparked significant controversy and division within Israeli society, with right-wing political figures and organizations rallying in support of the accused soldiers. The article highlights the financial and political backing from the US and Canada for these soldiers, raising concerns about international support for human rights violations. The situation underscores the complex dynamics of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the contentious nature of military actions and accountability.
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William Christou
I’m a journalist based in Beirut covering Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. Available for lives, both video and audio. I specialise in covering humanitarian and refugee issues.
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Once a refuge, southern Lebanese city of Tyre empties as airstrikes rain down
The southern Lebanese city of Tyre, once a refuge for those displaced by the Israel-Hezbollah conflict, is now largely empty following Israeli airstrikes and evacuation orders. The Israeli military, through spokesperson Avichay Adraee, has issued evacuation orders to minimize casualties, but these have been criticized by Amnesty International and others for potentially provoking mass displacement. Despite the orders, some residents, including Hassan Dbouk, remain in the city to provide humanitarian aid. The situation raises questions about the legitimacy and intent of the evacuation orders, with comparisons made to historical and religious narratives.
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Jotam Confino
Jotam Confino is a journalist at the Israeli newspaper Haaretz and Danish TV2, and freelances for USA Today, Times Radio, Daily Mail and The Sun.
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Jobs Completed 1
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Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire begins as Netanyahu insists militants have been ‘set back decades’
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a US-backed ceasefire, marking an end to the deadliest conflict between the two in decades. The agreement, supported by President Joe Biden, involves both parties withdrawing from southern Lebanon. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the ceasefire's conditional nature, contingent on Hezbollah's compliance. The deal, based on UN Security Council resolution 1701, aims to separate Israel's war fronts and isolate Hamas in Gaza. The ceasefire is seen as a potential model for resolving the Israel-Hamas conflict. The US will oversee the agreement's implementation, with assurances for Israel to act against violations. The ceasefire is expected to lead to negotiations over the disputed land border between Lebanon and Israel.
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Stefanie Glinski
Journalist in Kathmandu, often with BBC Travel, der Spiegel, Stern, the Scotsman and other German and British media. Former senior foreign correspondent in Brussels covering EU affairs. Worked in broadcast, but still prefer print and photography. I usually write in English and German, but can ...
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Israeli Airstrikes Fuel Anger, Desperation in Southern Lebanon
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon, particularly in the village of Ain Ed Delb, have resulted in significant civilian casualties and displacement, with at least 50 people killed and more than 70 wounded. The strikes are part of a broader Israeli military operation against Hezbollah, following attacks by Hamas. The conflict has led to widespread fear and anger among Lebanese civilians, many of whom have been displaced or injured. The Lebanese Health Ministry reports over 1,000 deaths and more than 6,000 injuries in recent weeks. The situation has strained Lebanon's healthcare system, with hospitals overwhelmed by casualties. The article features personal stories of those affected, highlighting the human cost of the conflict and the growing desperation among the Lebanese population.
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Dalia Hatuqa
I am a multimedia journalist whose work has appeared in The Economist, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic and elsewhere. Since 2000, I have divided my time between the U.S. and the West Bank, covering a range of political, economic and cultural issues for print, TV and radio. Before moving back to ...
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The United States Should Stop Cosponsoring Israel’s War on Lebanon
The article criticizes the Biden administration for supporting Israel's military operations in Lebanon, which are described as expansive and destabilizing. It argues that the US should push for a ceasefire instead of cosponsoring the conflict, which has resulted in significant casualties and displacement in Lebanon. The text highlights the escalation of the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict, the US's shifting diplomatic stance, and the potential for intra-Lebanese conflict. It also questions the US's role as a partner to Lebanon, given its support for Israel's actions.
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Mike Ives
Mike Ives is a journalist based in Hanoi, Vietnam, and a regular contributor to The Economist and The New York Times.
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Usually Responds Seldom
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In Carts and on Foot, Gazans Make the Long Trek Home
Thousands of Gazans began returning home after a cease-fire allowed displaced individuals to move north, following tense negotiations between Israel and Hamas over hostage releases. The truce, part of a broader cease-fire agreement, faced challenges as violence flared in Lebanon, where Israeli forces clashed with residents returning to border areas. The situation remains fragile, with both sides seeking to avoid full-scale conflict. The article highlights the complex dynamics involving hostages, military actions, and international diplomacy, with key figures like Arbel Yehud and political leaders playing significant roles in the unfolding events.
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Sonia Logre
Sonia Logre is a journalist based in Rome, Italy. She can shoot (Sony, Panasonic), edit (FCP, Première) and write packages as well as live broadcasting (Aviwest, liveU). She is also able to do live stand-ups for TVs, radio interviews. She covered wars (Lebanon-Israel in 2006, Georgia-Russia in 2008)...
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Jobs Completed 1
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Pope Francis Condemns 'Immoral' Use Of Force In Lebanon And Gaza
Pope Francis denounces the excessive use of force in Lebanon and Gaza, labeling it as 'immoral.' His remarks, made during a return flight from Belgium, criticize countries engaging in such actions, particularly in light of recent Israeli strikes on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon. The pontiff's statements highlight a call for moral accountability in international conflicts.
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Adam Lucente
Multimedia journalist based in Erbil covering Iraq and Syria.
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Jobs Completed 1
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Israel launches strikes in Iran in retaliation for missile attack
Israel launched retaliatory strikes on Iranian military targets following a missile attack on October 1. The strikes, which were coordinated with the US, targeted cities including Tehran, Mashhad, and Karaj, and were described as the longest attack by Israel on Iran. Israeli military spokesperson Daniel Hagari emphasized the precision of the strikes, while the US acknowledged them as self-defense. Iranian media reported air defense activity, and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that no centers were hit. The attacks unfolded in multiple stages, concluding after four hours.
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Alastair Mccready
Alastair McCready is editor for regional magazine Southeast Asia Globe, based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He is able to provide editing, photography and reporting, as well as contacts in country and across the region.
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Jobs Completed 1
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Amnesty International accuses Israel of committing genocide in Gaza
Amnesty International has accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, asserting that the Israeli military's actions meet the legal criteria for genocide. The report, based on extensive research and witness interviews, claims Israel has committed acts banned by the 1948 Genocide Convention. Amnesty's secretary-general, Agnes Callamard, emphasized the intent to physically destroy Palestinians in Gaza, criticizing the international community for failing to act. Israel has dismissed the report as false, maintaining its actions are in self-defense against Hamas. The report also highlights the international community's failure to press Israel to cease its actions, calling for stronger international intervention.
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Nagham Mohanna
Nagham Mohanna is a journalist. I have been working in media and journalism for more than 15 years I worked with many international, regional and local outlets I covered four wars in Gaza besides number of important events, I travelled abroad to develop my skills in journalism and I have conducted ...
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Israel's planned 'Morag corridor' threatens vital food source for Gaza
Israel's new military strategy, the 'Morag corridor', aims to cut off access to the fertile farmlands of Rafah, posing a threat to Gaza's vital food sources. This move is part of a broader military strategy that could exacerbate food insecurity in the region, raising concerns about the humanitarian impact on Gaza's population.
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Nicholas Noe
Nicholas Noe recently served as Regional Organizing Director for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign in Michigan where he managed the Get Out The Vote (GOTV) operation for the crucial areas of Wayne County and Dearborn City. Previous to this, Mr. Noe lived in Beirut (2004-2016) and in Tunis (2012-2014) ...
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How Lebanon's crisis sets the stage for a potential Iran-Israel conflict
The article discusses the escalating tensions in the Middle East, focusing on the potential for conflict between Iran and Israel amid Lebanon's crisis. It highlights the shift in US policy under the Biden administration, which aligned with Israeli demands to escalate military actions against Hezbollah. The assassination of Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, marked a significant moment in this strategy. The article also explores the implications of this approach, including the potential for further escalation and the risks of a direct conflict with Iran. The narrative suggests that the 'Escalate to De-escalate' doctrine, while initially successful, may lead to more significant regional instability.
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Shira Pinson
Shira Pinson is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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One year after Hamas attacks, hostages' families are living in limbo but trying to find hope
Families of hostages taken during the Hamas attacks on October 7 are living in uncertainty, holding onto hope despite the lack of progress in securing their loved ones' release. Emotional rituals and personal stories highlight their resilience and the ongoing impact of the conflict. The article explores the personal struggles and coping mechanisms of those affected, while also touching on the broader geopolitical situation in the Middle East.
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Ramananda Sengupta
I'm a journalist. editor and marketing communications professional based in Bengaluru, India. Over the past quarter century, I've written extensively on diverse subjects ranging from air shows to defence expos, parenting to politics, rock stars to religion, and reviewed cars, books and gadgets. But ...
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Colonel killed, Israel Intensifies Attacks In Gaza, Warns Lebanese To Leave
Israel is preparing to launch attacks on Hezbollah-linked financial sites in Lebanon, warning residents to evacuate. This follows intensified military actions in Gaza and Lebanon, including a deadly attack in Beit Lahiya. An Israeli colonel was killed in northern Gaza, and Israel is investigating the incident. The conflict escalates amid regional tensions, with Israel aiming to prevent its adversaries from regrouping. Prime Minister Netanyahu claims an assassination attempt by Hezbollah, while Israel resists U.S. ceasefire efforts.
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Richard Spencer
Richard Spencer is Middle East Correspondent for The Times of London, based in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Emily Damari: ‘I have returned to my beloved life,’ says freed hostage
Emily Damari, a British-Israeli hostage, has been released and is recovering well, expressing gratitude to supporters and the British government. Her release, along with two other hostages, comes amid ongoing negotiations and political maneuvers in Israel, with right-wing finance minister Bezalel Smotrich agreeing to remain in government despite opposing the deal. The article highlights the challenges faced by remaining hostages and the complexities of the ceasefire agreement, with Hamas delaying further releases and political tensions persisting. The situation remains fluid, with international figures like Donald Trump expected to influence future developments.
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Jerome Starkey
Jerome is The Times Africa Correspondent, based in Nairobi. Before that he lived in Afghanistan and worked for various newspapers and broadcasters.
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First Brit mercy mission evacuating UK nationals from Lebanon jets out of Beirut amid scramble to flee warzone
A British evacuation mission has begun in Lebanon as tensions escalate in the Middle East, with Israeli forces clashing with Hezbollah. The UK government has chartered flights to evacuate its nationals, with Foreign Secretary David Lammy and Defence Secretary John Healey emphasizing the urgency of the situation. The conflict has intensified following Israel's land invasion of Lebanon and Iran's missile attacks on Israel. The UK has expressed support for Israel's security while advocating for a ceasefire and a UN-backed negotiated settlement to prevent further regional escalation.
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Cassandra Vinograd
Cassandra Vinograd is a freelance journalist and producer specializing in conflict, human rights and migration. She previously worked for NBC News, The Associated Press and The Wall Street Journal. Her reporting has taken her throughout Africa, Europe and the Middle East. She is HEFAT certified....
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Israel Says It Destroyed Syria’s Navy, Part of Wave of Post
The article reports on the recent military developments in Syria, highlighting Israel's extensive airstrikes that have significantly weakened Syria's military capabilities, including the destruction of its navy. The conflict involves multiple actors, including Turkish-backed forces, the Syrian Democratic Forces, and Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, amid the backdrop of the Syrian civil war and the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime. The United Nations and various human rights organizations express concerns over the humanitarian impact and the potential for further violence. The geopolitical landscape is shifting, with Israel, Turkey, and the United States playing significant roles in the region's future stability and governance.
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Jacob Wirtschafter
Jacob Wirtschafter is a journalist based in Istanbul, Türkiye.
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Jobs Completed 13
Job Success Rate 92%
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As Gaza ceasefire begins, Hamas releases three Israeli hostages
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has commenced, marked by the release of three Israeli hostages by Hamas. This development is attributed to the collaborative efforts of the outgoing Biden administration and the incoming Trump administration. The ceasefire, which is part of a three-phase arrangement, aims to stabilize the region and address the long-term governance of Gaza. Key stakeholders, including the Palestinian Authority and Egypt, are positioning themselves for future roles in Gaza's governance. The article highlights the challenges and political dynamics involved in the ceasefire and the potential future leadership of Gaza.
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